Sentence examples for sympathetic architecture from inspiring English sources

Abbott believed sympathetic architecture and urban planning could help stabilise city communities and her work was highly subjective; her choice of angles flattered the buildings she approved, and brought disorder to those she didn't.

Mr. Drake, who has also completed the restoration of Gracie Mansion and rooms at City Hall, said his company's goal in restoring the auditorium had been "to create a modern solution that was sympathetic to the original architecture".

The baroness and Dr. Zuckerman paid less than £1 million for the property and began working their way through the main house, carrying out some restoration work and redecorating it in a style sympathetic to its elegant architecture.

We found that tissue architecture and sympathetic innervation differ significantly between subcutaneous and visceral depots.

Gravesham Borough Council threw out the original scheme in 2010, arguing it was too large and not sympathetic to the existing architecture.

"Architecture should be sympathetic to its surroundings and usage.

The aim of the present work was to investigate changes in heart architecture after chemical sympathetic denervation by 6OH-Dopamine (6OH-DA) in mice.

The aim of the present work was to investigate changes in heart tissue architecture after chemical sympathetic denervation by 6OH-Dopamine (6OH-DA) in mice.

The decor is exquisite, very sympathetic to the beautiful old hall's architecture but at the same time contemporary and funky and of the highest quality".

Alan Hess, the author of "Googie: Fifties Coffee Shop Architecture" (Chronicle Books, 1985), said the sympathetic renovation of the Summit was a "small step in the right direction that this style is being recognized now as one worthy of preservation".

Genetic or pharmacological ablation of sympathetic innervation during development resulted in altered islet architecture, reduced insulin secretion, and impaired glucose tolerance in mice.